O/T Sherlock

Mikkelsen was always going to be class, he was brilliant in The Killing and this villain was perfectly suited to him.

Even though I did think he deserved at least another episode (watch him be revived at the end of series 4), the way Sherlock offed him was class. "MERRY CHRISTMAS!"

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This is what I meant earlier.

The whole romance thing is obviously stupid and would ruin everything, but they could want each other to survive. They both loved 'the game'.

 

Well, there was this 'fake' scene that Moffat filmed where Moriarty (in Sherlock's jacket) and Mycroft leave, presumably, St Barts (though it could be anywhere to be honest).

Maybe it wasn't fake.

 

?!?!?!

Have you seen this? Link?!

 

It's a very short clip, virtually nowt happens, but it does exist.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/catesish/so-moffat-filmed-a-fake-scene-for-the-sherlock-premiere

 

Interesting indeed.

 

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As a long time Doctor Who fan you quickly learn that Moffat lies out of his ass at every chance.

 

You don't have to be Who fan to know that.

He's the ultimate troll.

 

whoever keeps saying 'what the ****' on that clip needs to get a grip. So pleased Moriarty is back though, he was amazing.

 

Moriaty's ringtone is staying alive

 

Moffat said "Ah, clever. I wish we'd thought of that" in the Q+A on twitter after tonight's showing when a fan asked him if there was a connection.

 

I was just about to post the link to the transcript...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03pzpgy/live



Also, that response from Moffat and Gatiss is clearly sarcasm. Of course they meant the ringtone to be that.

 

Well in that case, my hope is Sherlock did it to give himself a reason to come back, so Mycroft wouldn't ship him to Eastern Europe

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It's possible that Irene did it.

I would like her back to be honest...

 

one issue with Sherlock is that if you albeit cleverly and smartly bring someone back from the dead, then naturally every aspect of the programme treads a line of probability and improbability. it leaves you second guessing everything.

 

Steven Moffat writes it, no matter what you are second guessing constantly.

And then you have to go back to the source, Doyle.

 

Blame Doyle then.

 

Moriarty mentioned her in Sherlock's mind palace during his dying scene.

 

Yay, I've caught up with the four I missed.

It was interesting seeing this one after watching the remake. The Tunnel was similar stories in a different setting, but with similar characters. It was interesting to see the differences and similarities in the two versions with the emotionless police woman character.

I'll have to get series one of the Bridge from somewhere now.